Zelensky condemns Russian missile attack on Kyiv, urges more aid and sanctions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned a Russian attack involving over 20 missiles and 200 drones that damaged residential buildings, energy infrastructure, a train station, and metro facilities in Kyiv, killing two people and injuring 34. Zelensky sarcastically referenced US mediator Steve Witkoff's praise of Putin's "humanitarian" nature, noting the strike followed indirect peace negotiations in Oslo and St. Petersburg. He said the attack shows no real change in Russia's attitude and demanded more military aid and sanctions. Russia's Defense Ministry said the strikes targeted Ukrainian military-industrial enterprises, transport infrastructure, and ports in Odessa, while Russian sources reported a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow that hit a military company.